A Breath of Fresh Air
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Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Tuesday and Friday, 8:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
The Cardiac Rehabilitation program at Island Health is a 12-week program that includes 36 exercise sessions including weekly education and counseling sessions.
If you have recently been diagnosed with a heart disease, you have a supportive network right in your own neighborhood. The Cardiac Rehabilitation department at Island Health is purely devoted to helping you recover and get back to the everyday activities that you enjoy. We can help guide you through making lifestyle changes that will improve your health and teach you ways to stabilize, slow and even reverse the progression of heart disease. Learning that you have a heart disease is scary, but you don’t have to fight the battle alone. We can help you rebuild your heart health.
Your treatment in our Cardiac Rehabilitation program is medically supervised and with our support, you will gain the confidence you need to increase activity levels and live a “heart-healthy” life. Our staff are experts in exercise physiology and cardiac care, so you will always be in a safe, supervised environment. We will provide you techniques to reduce stress, alter you diet and incorporate healthy exercise into your daily routine. We will work with you and your family members to deal with the fear, depression and other psychological effects of heart disease, so that you can work towards recovery.
We offer services for those that have experienced:
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“I was so inspired by every patient who was enrolled in the program. I found their motivation and desire to improve to be contagious.”
“I was inspired to regain the ability to do those enjoyable things that I had previously dismissed as out of my reach.”